C'est la Vie to save 500 children during the month of July

July 6, 2010 - PRLog -- C'est la Vie has a goal of selling 1,000 Darfur Bead Bracelets during the month of July and donating all profits to Relief International headquarters in Darfur.
It normally takes the sales of five bracelets at a cost of $14.00 each to save just one child from starvation in the war torn Darfur region of Sudan. However, since C'est la Vie is donating all profits from sales of Darfur Beads during the month of July, the number of bracelets needing to be sold in order to save one child is reduced to just two.
C'est la Vie founder and president, Colleen Bowman stated, "Think about it, you can save the life of a fellow human being for just $28.00 and you get two great looking bracelets as part of the deal"
Bowman added, "The bracelets are unisex and look great on women and men as well as children. Darfur Bead Bracelets also make a powerful statement- kids wearing them can look at their wrist and know that the life of another child has been saved. That is a powerful thing to teach to a child"
Darfur Bracelets can be purchased at either Edmonds, Wa or Renton Landing C'est la Vie store locations or online at www.clvcatalog.com.

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